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AMO 2017 – Secondary 1 (Grade 7)

Question 1

An integer must be subtracted from $-74$ to give the result $-59$. Find the square of that integer.

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Question 2

Write the expression $\sqrt{2^6}-\sqrt[3]{2^6}$ as an integer.

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Question 3

The first $5$ instances of a pattern involving the sum of three squares are shown. Find the sum $A+B+C+D$.

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Question 4

What is the sum of the digits in the product $2017\times9999$?

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Question 5

Find the value of $(1.6)^2+3.2\times0.4+0.16$.

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Question 6

The counting numbers are arranged five at a time, in every row, as shown. What is the least counting number in the row in which $214$ will eventually appear?

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Question 7

If $4096=a^b$, find the sum of all possible values of $a$ where $b$ is a whole number greater than $1$.

Clarification: use the intended domain that $a$ is a positive integer.

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Question 8

The spinner shown is divided into $5$ equal parts. Spin the needle once. If it lands on a perfect square number, flip a fair coin once. If it lands on a prime number, do not flip the coin. What is the probability that you flipped a coin and it landed heads up? If your answer is $p/q$ in simplest form, write $p+q$.

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Question 9

First, find all ordered pairs of integers $(x,y)$ satisfying $x^y=16$. Next, find the sum of all possible values of $x$ and the sum of all possible values of $y$. Finally, find the positive difference between the two sums.

Clarification: add the coordinates over all ordered pairs, counting a repeated coordinate once for each pair in which it occurs.

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Question 10

A survey of $40$ students at Mathlete Academy found that $27$ students play sports and $20$ students play an instrument. If $8$ students do neither, how many students play both a sport and an instrument?

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Question 11

$a/b$ is a fraction in simplest form, where $\sqrt{\frac1{144}-\frac1{169}}=\frac ab$. Find $a+b$.

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Question 12

Some of the $12$ edges of a cube are to be coloured red, so that each face has exactly $2$ red edges. What is the number of red edges?

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Question 13

There are exactly $n$ whole-number cubes between $8^6$ and $5^9$. Find $n$. Do not include either endpoint.

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Question 14

The cardboard pattern shown is composed of six numbered squares and is folded to form a cube. What is the sum of the digits in the greatest product of the numbers on three faces that meet at a common vertex?

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Question 15

How many $4$-digit odd integers can be formed from the digits $0,1,4,6,8$ if no digit can be repeated?

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Question 16

Two squares with integer side lengths overlap so that two sides of the smaller square rest along two sides of the larger square, as shown. The L-shaped shaded region has area $21$ square units. Find the sum of the two possible side lengths of the smaller square.

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Question 17

Each of $10$ cards displays two different symbols, one on the front and the other on the back. The symbols are clubs, diamonds, spades, hearts and a dot. The front of each card is shown. No two cards have the same pair of symbols. What is the least number of cards you can turn over to ensure that a dot will appear?

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Question 18

For how many whole numbers from $5001$ to $5499$ does the product of the middle two digits exceed $6$?

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Question 19

Jethro wishes to tile a $10$ cm by $15$ cm rectangular floor using giant J-shaped tiles. Each tile has area $6\text{ cm}^2$ and is composed of $1$ cm by $1$ cm square sections as shown. What is the smallest area, in square centimetres, of the floor that cannot be covered? Tiles cannot be cut or overlapped.

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Question 20

Mel sells jumbo cheesy pretzel nuggets in a $4$-nugget diet size, a $7$-nugget share size and a $17$-nugget party size. What is the greatest total number of nuggets that cannot be purchased? For example, $8$ nuggets can be purchased, but $9$ cannot.

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